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/ piDwarf.py
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November 25, 2016 01:03
Minecraft Pi Raspberry Pi. A tunnel building program for the avid Dwarf.
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| #!/usr/bin/python3.4 | |
| #----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |
| # Name: A tunnel building program for the avid Minecraft Pi dwarf. | |
| # Purpose: Designed to build descending, ascending and straight tunnels in Minecraft Pi. | |
| # This is written very simply for debugging/learning purposes. | |
| # Most of this code is designed to handle user input. | |
| # Eventually this will be integrated into a user interface with QT and pyQT. | |
| # Version: Development | |
| # Author: benjo charlie | |
| # Created: 2016 |
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/ shiftOutAnalogueDisplay
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September 14, 2013 06:52
This is an adaptation of the ReadAnalogVoltage tutorial.
The idea is to map the analogue input voltage and display that mapped value on a 7 segment display via a shiftbit register.
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| /* | |
| ******************************************************************** | |
| Name : shiftOutAnalogueDisplay, Test code | |
| Author : Benjo Charlie | |
| Date : 13 Sept, 2013 | |
| Version : 1.0 | |
| Notes : This is an adaptation of the ReadAnalogVoltage tutorial. | |
| : | |
| : The idea is to map the analogue input voltage and display that | |
| : mapped value on a 7 segment display via a shiftbit register. |
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/ shiftOutDisplay
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July 1, 2019 18:09
Shiftbit registers can be a little tricky to setup so I designed this simple Hello World code for doing just that. This example uses a 74HC595 Shift Register in conjunction with a common anode seven segment display.
This code is designed to shift the "HIGH" value on the Shift Bit Register from Q0-Q7. This is achieved by sending the values 1,2,4,…
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| /* | |
| ******************************************************************** | |
| Name : shiftOutDisplay, Test code | |
| Author : Benjo Charlie | |
| Date : 13 Sept, 2013 | |
| Version : 1.0 | |
| Notes : Shiftbit registers can be a little tricky to setup so I | |
| : designed this simple Hello World code for doing just that. | |
| : This example uses a 74HC595 Shift Bit Register in conjunction | |
| : with a common anode seven segment display. |
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